| Last Emperor, The - Director's Cut | |||||
| Artisan (1987) | |||||
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| John Lone | Adult Pu Yi / Henry | |
| Joan Chen | Wan Jung / Elizabeth | |
| Peter O'Toole | Reginald F. 'R. J.' Johnston | |
| Ruocheng Ying | Governor of Foo Shoe Detention Center (as Ying Ruocheng) | |
| Victor Wong | Chen Pao Shen | |
| Dennis Dun | Big Li | |
| Ryuichi Sakamoto | Amakasu | |
| Maggie Han | Eastern Jewel | |
| Ric Young | Interrogator | |
| Vivian Wu | Wen Hsiu (as Wu Jun Mei) | |
| Ying Ruocheng | ||
| Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa | Chang | |
| Jade Go | Ar Mo | |
| Fumihiko Ikeda | Yoshioka |
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| Producer | Jeremy Thomas
John Daly |
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| Writer | Mark Peploe
Bernardo Bertolucci |
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| Cinematography | Vittorio Storaro
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| Musician | David Byrne
Ryuichi Sakamoto |
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A stunning milestone in the history of cinema, this is director Bernardo Bertolucci's original director's cut, presented for the first time on video, the way it was meant to be seen. John Lone stars as Pu Yi, emperor of China, who comes from a long history of a tradition that is irreversibly altered by two world wars and fierce political upheaval. Guided by his English mentor, Pu Yi is forced to leave the lavish, protective walls of his kingdom and somehow find the strength to build a new life in a strange world he has always longed to explored, but has never really known. |
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